Cutting Off The Devil
That day, she wore a pristine white ballet dress, and congratulatory posters were plastered all over campus.
"Let's go home, Timothy. What are you staring at?" I patted the dazed Timothy beside me and followed his gaze straight to Lucy's award notice.
"Oh? You like her? You have some good taste, it seems," I teased.
"No, I don't," he muttered, but his burning red ears betrayed him.
"Alright, alright, you don't," I replied casually, not thinking much of it.
Who didn't have a crush during adolescence? That was perfectly normal, just like how I secretly admired Justin Cooper from the humanities class next door. He was the aloof, gentle academic ace who always ranked first in liberal arts.
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